Book, Chapter

 1      I, 27|      only a bad man who will be feared, a good man will be loved.
 2      I, 27|       call Lord ought not to be feared, whilst the very title you
 3      I, 27|      power which must itself be feared? But how are you going to
 4      I, 27|       fashion, but they are not feared. For power will not be feared,
 5      I, 27|   feared. For power will not be feared, except it be just and regular,
 6     II, 13|        master who must needs be feared; be loved, because He prefers
 7     II, 13|  prefers mercy to sacrifice; be feared because He dislikes sin;
 8     II, 13|     repentance to his death; be feared, because He dislikes the
 9     IV, 8 |  divulged for the sake of being feared: only that Marcion says
10     IV, 8 |        says that his god is not feared; maintaining that a good
11     IV, 8 |      Son of a God who was to be feared, because they would have
12     IV, 8 |        showed that He was to be feared, because He drave them out,
13     IV, 8 |     while he did not want to be feared? And in what manner did
14     IV, 8 |         permitted himself to be feared by the demons as the Son
15     IV, 27|       who would not rather have feared to provoke a cruel Being,
16     IV, 28|        Him whom He orders to be feared; and that He orders Him
17     IV, 28|      that which will have to be feared after death, even the punishment
18      V, 10|          last Lord;" because he feared, of course, that if he allowed
19      V, 12|     your god is an object to be feared, when his apostle was for
20      V, 14|      thus up as an object to be feared.~
21      V, 17| apostles, but prophets also. He feared, no doubt, that our building
22      V, 19|      that He is an object to be feared. Moreover, from the porch